PlayStation and Sony have launched thePlayStation Starsroyalty program, allowing fans the chance to unlock digital collectibles that can be displayed in a virtual display case. To get these uniquePlayStationIP-themed knickknacks, users will need to complete campaigns to earn points, and then the points are used to purchase collectibles, like a Pink Monkey Diorama fromApe Escape, or entire digital video games likeIt Takes TwoorCult of the Lamb.
PlayStation Stars usersthat want to start earning some digital collectibles to show off to their friends should try and complete one of the first Campaigns,Hit Play/1994. To complete the challenge, gamers will need to launch the game that matches each of the listed c.1994 songs:
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PlayStation Stars: Hit Play/1994 Challenge Answers
Players will not earn any points for completing this quest, but they willearn the Sony Chord Machine collectible, which is a boombox and portable cassette recorder released in 1982.
PS users will have to boot up their PlayStation system and launch six different games in order for the campaign to be completed. Because the program has just launched, players should give it some time before the app registers the launched titles. Some gamers have reported that it can take up to 30 minutes or an hour for the task to be marked as complete. Now, what everyone has come to this guide for: here are theanswers for the Hit Play/1994 Campaignin thePlayStation Stars app:
Make sure to start the campaign in the PS app before launching any of the games.
Fortunately, starting all of these games shouldn’t be too much of a hassle for those that are part of thePS Plus Extra tier, as they are all available to download.
How to Add Collectibles to Display Case
Once folks have the new collectible in their digital pockets, they can put it in their display case bygoing to the main PlayStation Stars screen in the PS App. Look underneath your current level andpress on the display case. Press on the ‘Collectibles’ button at the bottom and thenslide the collectibleto the desired spot.
ThePlayStation Stars Programis available now.
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